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16 January 2020
World’s biggest polluters held UN climate talks hostage
Madrid, Spain - The longest UNFCCC COP session ever ended Sunday morning with big emitting countries - like the United States, China, India, Japan, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and others - shirkin...16 December 2019
Breaking the Ice, COP25 Panel hosted by the WWF Arctic Programme
This coming Thursday, December 12, WWF’s Arctic Programme will host a panel at COP25, exploring how to bring young scientists and Indigenous youth to the decision-making table in the Arcti...10 December 2019
61 polar bears gathered near a village in Chukotka, Russia
WWF Russia’s Polar Bear Patrol helps local communities reduce conflicts between animals and people. Over a period of four days, more than 60 polar bears gathered at Cape Kozhevnikova in Ch...6 December 2019
A new protected area in Russia
One of the last, untouched areas of European forest is being protected in the Arkhangelsk Region of Russia.9 October 2019
No part of the world will be spared from the impacts of climate change as oceans warm and ice sheets and glaciers melt, causing rapid sea-level rise that could affect one billion people by 2...
25 September 2019
Next week’s release of the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC): The Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC) coincides w...
20 September 2019
Governments meet in Monaco over the next week to approve a scientific report outlining climate change impacts on the earth's oceans and snow and ice-covered places - or cryosphere - and...
17 September 2019
As Arctic melt accelerates, Canada moves to protect 'The Last Ice Area'
After months of bad northern climate-change news — Canada’s Arctic warming at three times the global rate, permafrost melting 70 years ahead of predictions, the worst polar wildfire seas...1 August 2019
Lack of consensus in Arctic Council risks the future of nature and people
Arctic Foreign Ministers meeting today did not release a Declaration because they could not agree to collective action on climate change.7 May 2019
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